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    Tap into powerful trading opportunities across commodities with seamless futures trading.

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    From gold to energy, unlock smarter trading with Commodity Options.

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    Trade Global Commodities

    Access gold, silver, crude oil, and more with a single platform.

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    Hedge and manage volatility with cost-efficient options.

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    Control your downside with predetermined risk and limited capital outlay.

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    Diversify Across Commodities

    Trade gold, crude, and other key commodities from one platform.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    A commodity exchange is an association or a company or any other body corporate that enforces rules and regulations for trading commodity contracts and interconnected investment products.

    Commodity trading in India is regulated by the Securities and Exchange Board or SEBI. In addition to this, the Commodity Derivatives Market Regulation Department or CDMRD overlooks the everyday operations of trading.

    Commodity Market participants can be classified into three major categories i.e. hedgers, arbitragers, and speculators. In other words, manufacturers, traders, farmers, exporters, and investors are all the participants in this market.

    Commodity trading lets individuals place comparatively bigger bets with a small amount of money. This increases their chances of earning significant profits. These investments also offer liquidity.

    Commodity futures are like index or stock futures. They serve as a contract to buy and sell commodities at a future date and time.

    Futures prices are determined by the interaction of bids and fluctuations in that asset across the country which converges on the trading floor. The bid and offer prices are based on the fluctuations of prices on the maturity date.

    Farmers, investors, importers, exporters, large scale consumers like jewellers, textile mill owners, agricultural credit providing firms, speculators, etc. commonly trade commodities in India.